Rob Halpin, the businessman who rented ex-White House chief of staff Rahm Emanuel's Chicago home and wouldn't leave when Emanuel returned from Washington, is now considering running against Emanuel for Chicago mayor. Is "Rob Halpin" just an elaborate trolling scheme?

Your daily look into the twitterific lives of our favorite celebs.

Today we looked at the latest Islam-related outrage: Google's desecration of its own Veteran's Day logo. Horror and outrage and stupidity and all of that. Makes you think! And it made one commenter think in a very nice way.

In this interview, Faison previews the new "alien invasion" film Skyline, details his relationship with the Robot Chicken gang, and introduces the first episode of his homemade, stop-motion Lego series, Black Stormtrooper.

Just because a dog barks at your wall doesn't necessarily mean you need to spend $3,500 on bedbug treatments.

Media Matters, the reliably nitpicky watchdog of right-wing media, has paid $86,000 in a charity auction to win a lunch with Rupert Murdoch, Fox News' overlord. Sounds like a contentious face-to-face! Or maybe they'll just have a pleasant lunch.

Whenever Brett Michaels' isn't denying an affair with one Cryus woman, he's denying an affair with another Cyrus woman. On Wendy Williams today Brett Michaels makes sure people know he didn't sleep with Tish or Miley Cyrus.

A Huxtable heads to Community, Rubicon gets canceled, The Simpsons are renewed for a 23rd season, and the cover of Glee's Christmas Album is so laughably fake and awkward-looking that we can't decide if it's a joke or not.

Photographer Greg Schmigel has dedicated himself to taking beautiful shots of New York City street life. He doesn't do it with a big fancy camera, though. He uses nothing more than his amazing eye and an iPhone.

The Way We Live Now: grossly violating the rights of unaccountable stateless corporations. Things have gotten so bad that even organized labor has found a safe harbor. Fortunately, a sea of bubbles is coming, to sweep us all away.

"The Simple Life"

[Photo by Greg Schmigel. Republished with permission.]

TONIGHT: Lots! We've got new episodes of Vampire Diaries, The Big Bang Theory, Community, The Office, Outsourced, The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills, Grey's Anatomy, CSI, 30 Rock, Fringe, Nikita, It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia, The Apprentice, and much more.

[Angelina Jolie uses her super sniper skills to finally rid herself of her rival. Okay, she was really shooting her movie in Hungary, but it's more fun to pretend. Image via INF]

Statistical analysis by means of Rotten Tomatoes shows that there is one precise action — if artfully handled with the cunning of a true master — that seals a films critical fate. A video compilation of exemplary "nut shots" inside.

In today's edition of Meet Your Republican Committee Chairs, we look at Rep. Joe Barton — energy industry puppet, BP apologist. He wants to head the powerful Energy and Commerce committee. Why? To destroy those energy-saving lightbulbs that hippies love.

Tyler and Cameron Winklevoss, the manpurse-loving twins who sued Mark Zuckerberg for supposedly stealing the idea for Facebook (and later accepted a $65 million settlement ), have been ordered to pay their lawyers $13 million. Lawsuits don't file themselves for free.

Watch as normal TV news banter turns from boring to sexy in seconds.

If the newest gay cast member sticks around, you can bet on it. Also today: Elizabeth Banks lands a curious but much coveted role, AMC cancels a show (guess which one!), and The Simpsons will never die.

Congratulations to MicMutt for being the first person to answer today's Freeze Frame. Click through for the answer.

Today at Gawker.TV, Justin Bieber's head gets popped like a pimple on South Park, Fox and Friends interviews a bald eagle for Veterans Day, Jon Hamm, and we find out which "stars" ABC has tapped for Skating With the Stars.